France will look at new ways to incorporate Islam into the country's social fabric and promote "national cohesion," France President Emmanuel Macron revealed Sunday.

French President Emmanuel Macron delivers a speech on combating radical Islam, in Mulhouse, France, Feb. 18, 2020. (Jean-Francois Badias / POOL / AFP) ...

Islam is perhaps about to be made an exception to French laïcité, or the complete separation of church and state. In 2003, then-president Nicolas Sarkozy set up the Conseil français du culte ...

When French President Emmanuel Macron said in an interview last month that he plans to “set down markers on the entire way in which Islam is organized in France,” he wasn’t making an ...

In the wake of two bloody terrorist attacks, the French government is planning new legislation to crack down on radical Islam. Right-wingers are worried the new law isn't enough, but opponents are ...

French Muslims face a decision between Emmanuel Macron, whose presidency some of them view as harmful, and Marine Le Pen, whose far-right party has a history of anti-Muslim positions.

Earlier this month, French President Emmanuel Macron announced plans to regulate Islam in France and clamp down on so-called Islamic separatism. His statement drew criticism immediately, obscuring ...

After terrorist attacks, France’s leader accuses the English-language media of “legitimizing this violence.” By Ben Smith The president has some bones to pick with the American media: about ...

France’s president announced the death of Islamic State in the Greater Sahara’s leader late Wednesday, calling Adnan Abu Walid al-Sahrawi’s killing “a major success” for the French ...

Conflict between the two countries escalated after French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo published a caricature of the Turkish president and Ankara accused Paris of leading a crusade against Islam.

French officials were on high alert Thursday after a knife-wielding assailant shouting “Allahu akbar” killed three churchgoers in the Mediterranean city of Nice, fueling an already bitter ...

French President Nicolas Sarkozy has ordered legislation that would ban women from wearing Islamic veils that fully cover the face and body in public places, the government said Wednesday. It is ...